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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
4
Messina Italy June 21 violent explosions and subterranean rumblings rocked Mount Etna this afternoon. The crater was hidden by dense smoke and ashes while lava continued to issue from six fissures. The advance of the molten streams was slower but lava still flowed.
South American irrigation projects plan reservoirs with a capacity of 120 billion cubic feet of water. The vast quantity would be sufficient to cover Connecticut and about one third of Rhode Island, illustrating the scale of the proposed hydro infrastructure.
A man without clothes loses body heat twice as fast as a properly dressed person. A loosely-woven material, whether wool or cotton, serves as the best safeguard against cold.
The reigning foveeign of Persia is always called The Red King by subjects. A red turban marks royalty in Persia, distinguishing the king from others.
A brief excerpt from the Boston Transcript evokes a traveler returning home and bathing in the homeland’s gentle presence. Elon is portrayed as observing the pensive oval of a gracious, washable face in a reflective, lyrical tone.
The Boston Evening Transcript notes the Duke participated in a marriage that was mixed in nature and lasted only a few minutes, marking a brief ceremonial event among those in attendance.
Burton Knott, 20, held in Pocaontas jail on $500 bail, Henry Daniels, 19, at liberty on bond after a disturbance at Engleberg church conference. A shotgun discharged at Father Hearinger, a Catholic priest, injuring five. The incident followed a Monday night disruption near Pocaontas, Arkansas.
Washington reports a Republican win in Michigan's Third district hailed at GOP HQ as proof of broad support for the Harding administration. Democratic chair Hull cites historical margins and argues the nation would tilt Democratic in 1924 based on recent electoral trends.
A curious tip suggests wearing cheap motorist goggles bought at a ten cent store when grating horseradish or peeling onions to prevent tearing. The method relies on the goggles' seal to keep irritants from reaching the eyes.
Sheffield steel remains regarded as the best in the world with virtues traced to manufacturers’ secrets and the tempering water used in production.
Emerson notes that true fortune lies in being born to a pursuit that brings work and joy whether making baskets broadswords canals statues or songs. The quote frames a celebration of vocation and fulfillment across crafts and arts.
Courts of justice were established in Athens in 1507 BC and by Moses in 1491 BC. The courts were common in Europe. Our own Supreme Court was founded in 1789 with one chief justice and five associates.
A New Zealand kea, a parrot as large as a chicken hawk, is described as a pest that has killed thousands of sheep annually to obtain kidney fat. The alarm over its impact on livestock highlights growing concerns for pastoral industries and biodiversity management.
The earliest stage coach began in England in the latter sixteenth century. The United States saw the first coach run between New York and Boston in 1732 and a route between New York and Philadelphia established in 1736.
In England a proposal suggests painting public highways with a cheap chemical spray to reduce eye fatigue for drivers, making roads appear tinted and easier to scan. The idea aims to ease strain on motorists and improve comfort during long daytime drives.
An advert claims Lavoptik eye wash blends camphor hydrastis witch hazel and other ingredients to rapidly relieve sore watery eyes. It cites a case of three years of weakness improved at once and another red inflamed eye case. A small bottle supposedly helps any case of sore or weak eyes with an aluminum eye cup offered Free by W. J. Hamilton.
A fragment notes a quoted line Is not his word like a fire and the declaimed passage by a speaker with notable force. The Bor ton Transcript references the fuel power of the voice reserved for this passage.
A historical note states that in Cochin China a simple divorce is achieved when two chopsticks break in the presence of a witness, signaling the end of a marriage without formal proceedings.
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